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Previsión meteorológica para incendios

Debido a las previsiones meteorológicas actuales, se ha emitido una advertencia de bandera roja para el valle de Kittitas. Como parte de las operaciones de protección contra incendios forestales de PSE, activaremos la configuración del sistema para que sea más sensible a los posibles peligros. Estas configuraciones sensibles se activarán el viernes por la mañana y permanecerán vigentes mientras persistan las condiciones de elevado riesgo de incendios forestales

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La configuración mejorada de Powerline está diseñada para ayudarlo a mantenerse seguro, pero puede provocar cortes de energía no planificados.

NO se trata de un corte de energía por motivos de seguridad pública (PSPS), en el que cortamos la energía de forma proactiva antes de que se produzcan condiciones meteorológicas adversas.

Entendemos el impacto que las interrupciones inesperadas pueden tener en nuestros clientes, por lo que hemos agregado personal adicional para nuestro personal de primera respuesta y nuestro centro de operaciones.

Para obtener más información o denunciar un corte de energía, visita el mapa de cortes de PSE.

Debido a los numerosos incendios forestales en el este y centro de Washington, la calidad del aire en el valle de Kittitas se encuentra actualmente dentro del rango insalubre. El humo de los incendios forestales puede afectar gravemente la salud, especialmente para las personas de alto riesgo. Para obtener más información sobre cómo protegerse y proteger a los demás, visite la página del Departamento de Salud del Estado de Washington sobre cómo protegerse del humo

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La seguridad es lo primero. Nunca toque ni se acerque a menos de 35 pies de las líneas eléctricas caídas porque podrían estar energizadas.

Llame al PSE al 1-888-225-5773 o al 911 para reportar problemas.

Reporte y haga un seguimiento de los cortes de energía en línea

  • Para obtener consejos de preparación para cortes de energía, visite: pse.com/storm

  • Please note: While PSE doesn’t currently offer V2X programs, you may complete the form at the bottom of this page to be notified when more information is available.

    A black electric car is parked inside a home garage, charging cable attached, electric charging and storage panels line the wall, next to a red bicycle. Green tree lined neighborhood street is visible through the raised garage door.

    V2X: vehicle-to-everything

    Demand for electricity is expected to increase significantly in the future, with electric vehicle charging forecasted to be 20% to 30% of total demand on the electric grid in 20 years.

    Fortunately, EVs can also be part of the solution through V2X, or vehicle-to-everything. V2X is an opportunity for PSE and our customers to work together to meet rising demand for electricity.

    What is V2X?

    V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything), is a technology that allows for the bi-directional flow of electricity stored in the batteries of compatible EVs to power buildings, homes, and even the electrical grid.

    V2X is an umbrella term that describes the technology such as vehicle -to-grid (V2G), vehicle-to-buildings (V2B), vehicle-to-home (V2H), or other vehicles.

    Vehicle to home
    V2H = vehicle-to-home
    • What is V2H: V2H technology transforms your EV into a powerful energy resource for your home.
    • How it works: Using bidirectional charging capabilities, V2H allows your EV battery to supply electricity back to your house when needed. Your EV can charge during off-peak hours when electricity is cheaper on a Time-of-Use rate, then power your home during peak periods or outages.
    Vehicle to building
    V2B = vehicle-to-building
    • What is V2B: V2B technology transforms your EV into a power energy resource for your building.
    • How it works: Using bidirectional charging capabilities, V2B allows your EV to supply electricity back to your building when needed. Your EV can charge during off-peak hours when electricity is cheaper on a Time-of-Use rate or mitigate demand charges, then power critical loads in your building during peak periods or outages.
    Vehicle to grid
    V2G = vehicle-to-grid
    • What is V2G: V2G technology transforms your vehicle into a distributed energy resource on wheels to help stabilize the grid.
    • How it works: Using bidirectional charging capabilities, V2G allows your EV to supply electricity back to the grid when needed. Your EV can serve as a critical grid resource to balance peak demand and provide additional capacity.

    He aquí un vistazo rápido a PSE V2X

    Muchos vehículos eléctricos pueden hacer más que conducir. Con la tecnología V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything), los vehículos eléctricos y los cargadores bidireccionales compatibles pueden alimentar hogares y edificios, mantener la red, proporcionar energía de respaldo y ayudar a crear un futuro energético más confiable y

    sostenible.
    • How V2X works

      V2X allows battery-only electric vehicles to act as distributed energy resources, helping to reduce demand on the electric grid.

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      • Bidirectional charging: electricity flows both to and from the vehicle in order to contribute excess energy back to the electric grid during high-demand periods or to homes and buildings in times of need.
      • Grid support functionality: the vehicle acts as a mobile battery storage system, supporting the electric grid during peak demand and enhancing reliability.
      • Smart charging infrastructure: integration with smart charging systems allow for optimized vehicle charging schedules based on time-of-use rates, energy demand and more.
    • The benefits of V2X

      In support of PSE’s Transportation Electrification Plan, we’re exploring the best ways to utilize V2X for the benefit of the electric grid and our customers. Those benefits include:

      • Lower fuel expenses for commercial and residential customers
      • Potential compensation for customers participating in vehicle-to-grid programs
      • A more resilient and robust energy grid
      • Backup power for homes and buildings
      • Support for greener and more sustainable transportation
    • V2X and Interconnection
      • What is Interconnection? Interconnection is the process of connecting any potential energy source to a home that operates in parallel with the PSE grid, transforming any device into an integrated part of a home's energy ecosystem and the broader clean energy grid.

      • Why is Interconnection Critical for V2X? Proper interconnection is essential for V2X technology to function safely and effectively. It ensures that:
        • EVs can supply power during outages or peak periods
        • Excess energy from vehicles can flow back to the grid when beneficial
        • Maintain access to reliable grid power when EV battery is low
        • All energy transfers happen safely without risking damage to equipment or the electrical system
      • How Interconnection Works with V2X:
        • Draw power from the PSE grid to charge EVs during off-peak hours
        • Supply power from an EV battery to a home during outages or expensive peak periods
        • Send excess energy back to the PSE grid when an EV is fully charged and home energy needs are met
        • Automatically switch between these modes based on energy needs, time-of-use rates, and grid conditions
      • Key Benefits:
        • Reliability: Never lose access to grid power
        • Flexibility: Optimize when and how energy is used based on cost and availability
        • Safety: Proper interconnection protects home, vehicle, and the broader electrical system
        • Grid Support: Contribute to a cleaner, more resilient energy future


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